With audience snuggled together, perched on stools in a space the size of a lounge room, it’s a very fringe experience. But unlike so many fringe offerings, this show delivers the whole package.
What could be more enticing than unbridled nostalgia, in the form of a screening of Albie Falzon's seminal cult classic, Morning Of The Earth, to a live soundtrack by many of the original artists
Rocky Horror is the apex of 1970’s camp horror, this schmaltzy parody of the 1950’s late night double feature meets alien infested sex romp lingers in the popular imagination.
From start-to-finish and everywhere in-between, this is about as good as children's theatre gets. And, on occasion, children's theatre gets very, very good, indeed.